Leading Battle Driveway Repairs & Power Wash Specialists

Broadoak Paving offers a professional Battle driveway cleaning service to bring your driveway or patio back to life. We clean and restore a wide variety of driveway surfaces using a ‘chemical free’ industrial strength pressure washer system.

Ants nest infestations can be effectively eradicated and driveway repairs made to the damaged area. Invasive and perennial weeds can also be treated and safely removed.

Moss, Dirt and Oil can be successfully removed. We also replace any grouting and re-sand damaged joints where necessary.

All our Battle driveway repair work is fully comprehensive, leaving you with an attractive, clean and safe driveway surface.

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Why choose Broadoak Paving for your Battle Driveway Repairs?

Our Battle driveway repairs ensure your paving and tarmac remains a functional and attractive addition to your home. Broadoak Paving ensures all Battle driveway repairs are carried out with care and precision to get a perfect finish first time.

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Tarmac Driveway Repairs Battle

When automotive fluids, such as petrol, diesel or brake fluid are spilled on a tarmac driveway, they can ‘dissolve’ the binder within the surface, preventing the aggregate from sticking back together. Furthermore, the contaminating oil tends to seep and spread, degrading further areas in the driveway.

Many other common issues can lead to the need for a tarmac driveway repair in Battle. A petrol leak can ‘eat’ its way through a 75mm (3") thick tarmac driveway within a few days.

A screwdriver or stiletto heel can easily penetrate a previously ‘set’ surfacing and lead to the unbound aggregate scattering everywhere. Any holes appearing in a tarmac driveway surface, will generally get bigger and bigger as the edges ‘crumble’.

How do we repair damaged tarmac driveways in Battle?

Our experienced Battle tarmac driveway repairs team will remove oil contaminated material by cutting out the affected area to at least 100mm (4") around the contamination.

A power saw, floor saw, angle grinder or hammer/bolster can be used to cut out the tarmac in a neat and tidy fashion, preferably in a rectangular or octagonal shape.

Contaminated tarmac must be dug out, and the surrounding material excavated back to the cut line.